impel
/ɪmˈpɛl/Definitions
1. verb
to drive or urge (someone or something) to do or move something, often in a powerful or forceful way
“Her passion impelled her to run the marathon.”
2. verb
to cause (something) to move in a particular direction, especially with a forceful or sudden movement
“The gust of wind impelled the boat towards the shore.”
3. noun
the act of driving or urging someone or something to do or move something, often in a powerful or forceful way
“Her determination was an impel to her success.”
4. noun
a force or influence that drives or urges someone or something to do or move something
“The team’s confidence was an impel to their victory.”